When Obedience Isn’t The Whole Answer for the Christian Parent | Ep. 319
September 14, 2026
…of a particularly discouraged boy. One time things didn’t work, but we learned some good lessons: Camping in the rain and horrible mosquitoes sent our sensory kids through the roof…
…and how focusing on restoration rather than punishment helps children develop wisdom and strengthen relationships. Mentioned in this podcast: Episode 112: Daily Sensory Rhythms to Bring Peace to Your Home…
…to search for the underlying issues (such as sensory) that could be contributing to misbehavior What it means to allow your child to experience the natural impact of their choices…
…anxiety, sensory challenges, and challenging behaviors. Lindsay shares how she has gained new understanding and tools to support her child and stay calm when her daughter escalates. She also emphasizes…
…with what she calls “alphabet soup” — a mix of ADHD, autism, sensory differences, giftedness, and learning disabilities. Drawing on their professional backgrounds and their own experiences as moms and…
…skin is your body’s largest organ, and when its sensory receptors are stimulated, the hormone oxytocin (the one that makes us feel warmly connected) is released. At the same time,…
…us learning about sensory processing. We were in the midst of a big transition and her wisdom was invaluable at that time and since. Lynne also coached us when our…
…a child who struggles with sensory sensitivities, share “Viewing Your Child Through a Different Lens” with your family. Buy our Framework Magnet ($2!) to have handy as you explain your…
…situational stress, discouragement, or rejection? Or, quite commonly, experiencing sensory overload. If you prayerfully consider what might be feeding your child’s stress, you can work to soothe some of those…
…break it into steps, provide presence and encouragement, turn up the fun with playfulness, and/or do a regulating sensory activity.” What responsibilities are your kids struggling with? How might you…
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